An Artist of Line and Thought: Daniel Brush exhibition in École Van Cleef & Arpels in Paris
Some seven or eight years ago, at TEFAF in Maastricht, a colleague drew my attention to a group of steel-and-gold…
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Kostya Benkovich: «Art does not kill, but it can wound»
Artist Kostya Benkovich works with metal as if it were the nervous system of the modern world: rebar and pipes,…
A Festival on a Scorched Pitch: About Football and More Than Football
Almost a quarter of a century ago, in 2002, Bernard Werber published a collection called “L’Arbre des possibles” that contains…
The Well Walk Theatre: The Alchemists of Puppet Theatre
The Well Walk Theatre was opened not so long ago by Zina Drouche and Dylan McNeil, together with actress Marina…
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Sometimes You Need a Complete Vacuum to Hear Yourself: Performance [RETREAT] in Space
The video performance [RETREAT] by Lyuda Kalinichenko, created specifically for the international space art residency Xu Bing Space Art Residency,…
Exhibition «The Scent of of Babylon»: Beauty blooms in the moment before its destruction
On 18 June, artist Anna Kiparis will present the sixth project in her ongoing series of collaborations with artists, writers,…
A Change of Register: London Theatres in June
This theatrical June, classic stories seem to change key, to study themselves, to try out new voices. Of course, here…
Dance to the Music of Time: In conversation with Artist David Somerville
Following the energetic private view of Territories of Memory at the Three Colt Gallery in Limehouse, Alexander James speaks with…
An Alumni Reunion of Major Auteur Cinema in Cannes
This year, the Cannes Film Festival competition did not welcome new heroes, but rather directors whom Cannes has long known…
MA Gallery at Marina Rinaldi: The Women Shaping Contemporary Art
Marina Rinaldi and MA Gallery London joined forces to host an intimate evening dedicated to the role of Women in…
Glyndebourne’s First Tosca: Some Impressions After The Dress Rehearsal
Glyndebourne’s first-ever Tosca is not a museum piece, nor simply an elegant staging of Puccini’s Roman thriller. It is a…
How to Tame Paris… Without Going Mad?
How to tame a city? “This aspect is too often underemphasized,” says the Fox. “It means making connections” (Antoine de…
Eternal Spring. Reading with Children
Have you ever noticed that in winter we read our children far more than in spring and summer? Spring reading…
Leaving the West End: London Theatre in May
London theatre has never been confined to the West End playbills. Beyond its glittering boundaries lies an equally vibrant —…